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Great customer service! The appointment started on time. My braids look awesome. Just w...more
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I love my twist braids! I will be back in July! Thanks Latoshia!
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Frequently Asked Questions
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With proper care, Feed-in Braids can look fresh for 4–8 weeks. Touch-ups may be needed around the hairline earlier, and longevity depends on hair growth rate, braid size, and maintenance routine like moisturizing and sleep protection.
When installed with appropriate tension and technique, Feed-in Braids minimize stress and breakage. We use gentle, low-tension methods and advise on care to preserve edges and promote healthy growth. Incorrect installation, however, can lead to damage.
Time varies by braid size, length, and hair thickness. A full-head Feed-in Braids appointment generally takes 3–6 hours. Smaller braids or simpler styles may take less or more time; consult your stylist for an accurate estimate.
Yes. Use diluted shampoo, gentle massaging, and thorough rinsing. Apply lightweight leave-in conditioner and dry completely to prevent mildew. Avoid heavy products and excessive manipulation to maintain neatness and extend the braids' lifespan.
Yes, Feed-in Braids work on a wide range of hair types and textures. The technique is adapted by our stylists to respect hair density and condition, ensuring a secure, comfortable fit while reducing tension on delicate strands.
Come with clean, detangled, and moisturized hair. Avoid heavy oils or styling products that can interfere with grip. Bring reference photos and discuss length, parting, and maintenance preferences so your stylist can customize the service.
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